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Progressive Era Chap 29

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Progressive Era Chapter 29 Political Reforms Many laws eliminated as much corruption as possible Secret Ballet (Australian Ballet) [late 1800s] Political parties only listed their representatives, so others KNEW what you turned in New ballets printed by gov?t, distributed at voting booth, filled out and returned in secret Did eliminate ?multiple voter Recall/Referendum/Iniative/ Direct Primary Recall: allowed voters to remove elected officials from off. Referendum: allowed citizens of state to approve or reject law by stage legistlature Initiative: allows voters to propose laws directly Direct primary: in June, voters who are eligible will vote for candidate for their own party Before: convention was held, Would be decided who would be nominated = easily manipulated by party machines

Single Parent Adoption Speech/ Essay

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In the year 1970, a single parent adopting a child was unheard of. In fact, most states even had laws forbidding people who were not married to adopt children. Even after 4 decades, when these laws have been repealed, many agencies refuse single parents the right to adopt a child.

Gravitational Force Problems

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Gravitation Problems Name: _____________________ Physics Pd: _____ ? The gravitational force between two asteroids 1200 km apart is 8400 N. Find the following changes in gravity. ? What is the force between them if the distance is 3600 km? ? What is the force between them if the distance is 600 km? ? Our Milky Way galaxy is very similar to our neighboring galaxy Andromeda. Consider that each galaxy contains approximately 4.0 x 1011 stars each star having an average mass of 2.0 x 1030 kg. ? If the gravitational pull of Andromeda is 2.4 x 1030 N, how far away is Andromeda? ? How many light years away is the Andromeda Galaxy? (Note there are 365.25 days per year and light travels at 3.0 x 108 m/s).

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